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Rep. McCarthy and Rep. Greene baselessly claimed companies could be shut down if they comply with legal requests from the House select committee.
Brendan Carr didn’t mention this as he defended the GOP leader’s dubious claim that it would be illegal for telecom companies to preserve call records.
The CEO of Dallas-based Match said she was “shocked that I now live in a state where women’s reproductive laws are more regressive than most of the world.”
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Meanwhile, other top tenants are leaving or skipping out on rent, according to The Washington Post.
The conservative Supreme Court majority has relied on emergency appeals with increasing frequency to issue rulings, with no public deliberation or notice.
Abortion activists warn that copycat laws could soon spread nationwide.
The president expressed frustration at the continued power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of people after Hurricane Ida hit the Gulf Coast.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order directing the FBI to declassify certain documents related to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Jacob Chansley was one of the first Capitol rioters to be arrested after the Jan. 6 attack, and has spent nearly eight months behind bars.
The Fox News star said "decent, law-abiding Americans" are buying fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination cards.